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Black History Month: Tribute to the Incredible Black Athletes who came from T.L. Kennedy in Mississauga Thomas L. Kennedy Secondary School in Cooksville, Mississauga has been blessed in our 68-year history to have an abundance of extraordinarily accomplished alumni.	Facts You Never Knew About Prominent Black Mississauga Residents Black History Month is widely celebrated, but not everyone is aware of how prominent Black residents were in the Region of Peel (Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon) throughout history.
Mississauga artist crafts handmade art to celebrate Black History Month Although the COVID-19 pandemic has continued to dominate headlines into 2021, Mississauga residents are still doing their part to celebrate Black History Month and highlight the brave work of inspi	New Heritage Minute toasts life of Black Canadian piano virtuoso--and Mississauga resident--Oscar Peterson Canadian jazz pianist and long time Mississauga resident Oscar Peterson’s legendary career is being celebrated in a Heritage Minute.
Mississauga Winters Through the Ages Winter is tough everywhere, but it also has its charm.	12 Years a Slave's Solomon Northup Heckled Off Stage in Mississauga If you managed to check out the devastating and heartbreaking 2013 film 12 Years a Slave, you probably never imagined that the film's protagonist (and author behind the autobiographical me
See how Hamilton real estate in 1947 compares to now Many Hamiltonians have been completely iced out of the housing market over the last few years and it’s only gotten icier since the pandemic.	Here’s what’s happening for Hazel McCallion’s 100th birthday Hazel McCallion, Mississauga's iconic former mayor, will be celebrating 100 spins around the sun on Feb. 14, 2021 (a day that's also recognized as Hazel McCallion day throughout Ontario).
Royal Canadian Mint unveils new commemorative coin honouring Black Loyalists The Royal Canadian Mint has launched a new, commemorative coin honouring the Black Loyalists in celebration of Black History Month.	The Cold War began with Igor Gouzenko; his kids went to a Mississauga high school undercover As one of the oldest schools in Peel Region, Mississauga's Thomas L. Kennedy Secondary School has had innumerable alumni of note.